Comments on: Radical SR3 RS & SR8 track day supercars

By: Frank_CSL

Frank_CSL — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 23:59:01 +0000

HMm as a German, a Motorsportfan and also as a Nürburgring Junkee, I mus tell you that the Record,set by the Radical, is not a Record, cause a Radical is not,I repeate NOT!!! Streetlegal in Germany. And that is the thing about these Record. It has to be driven with a Car, that is Streetlegal under the German TÜV Regulations! And sorry to say, a Radical SR8 is Lightyears away from that legalisation!

By: Mcdoods

Mcdoods — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 13:37:54 +0000

You suck for adding this.

By: Phil C.

Phil C. — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:54:16 +0000

Anti Spam word Elfin! How appropriate. Although they charge similar dollars, the GM powered Elfin is apparently very tricky to drive at the limit.

I’ve done 210kmh down the front straight on my bike. 260kmh makes my mind boggle!!!

By: Howdog

Howdog — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:56:18 +0000

Cracking article.
Pity about the grammatical your and you’re issues.

By: Vid_Ghost

Vid_Ghost — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:08:51 +0000

For starters…” nice update to the website by the way ”

As for going fast on aussie roads! hmmm…i always fall asleep going 110kmph on the highway, if only they would pump it up to 130kmph i would stay awake and get there faster!

The cars of today can travel at these speeds without any issue’s. why are we still driving at speeds limits from the 1070′s when cars have improved and a 2009 car going at 130kmph has better handling and more control then a 1970′s car doing 80kmph

Will cars in 2020 with almost “Auto driving” still only be going 110kmph on aussie roads? .. Cant wait until all these old timers retire and we get a new generation of people in government who understand technology and advancements and change laws to complement them.